Online Therapy Across Oklahoma & Florida
Your space · Your vibe · Growth that lasts
When therapy meets your world, real change sticks
Aha’ sessions without the one-hour commute.
Therapy Where You’re Already Comfy
I’ve noticed that meeting in their own space helps clients:
Open up without worrying about saying the “right” thing
Engage more fully in the work
Remember what they wanted to discuss
Take notes more freely
Carry insights into daily life, so progress lasts
This setting also balances out the authority-intimidation effect. Clients feel freer, more authentic, and more empowered — which makes progress stick and translate into real-life changes.
In office settings, clients often need 10-15 minutes just to decompress from the commute.
With online therapy, you can dive straight into meaningful work right from the comfort of your home or car (safely parked).
In your own space, progress feels authentic — and it stays with you.
Why Online Therapy With Me Feels Different
If you have a loving pet at home, it can instantly become your therapy pet. Fuzzy socks? Non-alcoholic drink?
Make yourself comfortable!
Many people tried online therapy during the pandemic, when every therapist suddenly jumped online. The difference is, I was already studying and practicing how to make online therapy comfortable, efficient, and effective long before then.
I noticed clients often lost progress when they missed sessions due to weather, icy or flooded roads, or long commutes. I wanted online therapy to bridge that gap — so clients could keep building momentum instead of starting over.
I see online therapy as a connector, not a barrier. Some therapists feel uneasy with the screen, which makes clients feel uneasy too. Because I trained specifically in online therapy and studied research on body language, I make sessions natural, efficient, and connected — so communication flows and clients experience steady, meaningful progress.
And since many of my clients are already deeply attuned to others in their daily lives, meeting online helps balance that out — giving them space to focus on themselves.
Research-Backed Effectiveness: Studies say online therapy can be just as helpful as in-person therapy.
Safety First: My technology is HIPAA compliant and exceeds online banking safety tests.
I received training on how to do online therapy effectively before the pandemic, and I see the difference!
